Can your employer dismiss your employment in case you forgot to state your previous employment?
Pwede ka ba tanggalin?
Is omission to state previous employment a valid ground to dismiss an employee?
Ito yung tanong ng mga reader natin ngayon na nagsabing:
“Good day po attorneys. Magtatanong po sana ako kung paano po kapag ka hindi ko inilagay ang previous job experience ko po kahit nakapag resign naman ako. Malalaman ba yan ng bago kong employer na hindi ko nilagay ang job experience ko po? Salamat.” - Mark
So in this episode, we will discuss:
- New Supreme Court Case: Celis vs. Bank of Makati (G.R. No. 250776. June 15, 2022)
- The penalty must be commensurate to the nature of the infraction/ Rule on Proportionality
- Principle of Totality of Infractions
- Re: Mark Joseph Manuela's question
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Now, let's get on with the show.
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Welcome to Legal Guide Philippines where we simplify the law to help you make better choices. I'm Atty. Erwin Zagala and I'm with my partner, Atty. Ramon Ramirez.
So today, we're talking about omission to state previous employment...
- Redundancy of Position as an Authorized Cause in Termination of Employment
- Due Process Requirement in Terminating Employment Due to Redundancy
- Closure of Business as an Authorized Cause in Terminating Employment
- Due Process Requirement in Terminating Employment due to Closure or Cessation of Business
- Management Prerogative to Transfer Employees
- Answering Mark’s Questions
Additional Resources:
For most of you, this video was more than enough, and if it makes your life easier then you're welcome. But there are those of you who will watch this video and end up asking more questions such as “Attorney what is the format for preventive suspensions? What should I do while the employee is preventively suspended?”
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One last thing...
Trust is a two-way street. in the same way that employees need to trust employers that they will give what they promised in terms of work and benefits, employees need to do everything they can to maintain the trust so that the work goes smoothly. If ever there are details that need to be clarified, do so at the earliest possible time to avoid having it escalate.
So wasn't that simple? Now go make better choices.
